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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

LONDON, March 11.-Conso's 101 5 16
for money aud 10ll for the account.
United States bonde, AIS 111a; ATTAIN
TIC AID Greatly Western tirsts, Az; Cana
dian Pacific, 6l5; Eie, SAT The
amount Of bullion gone into the BANK
of England on balance today is G26 600.
PARIS, March 11.-Three PER cent,
rsntes Slf for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, notwithstanding
Of the banks, 81, 65l,77
CHICAGO, ILL, M'rah blank
clearings today were $l0,0l4 600.
BALTIMoRs, Nd, March blank
clesriags today were 1888, 1913; bal
ances, $269,008.
Boston, MASS, March blank
cleariDgs today were $l3, 469, 456; bal
ances, $l,593,076
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 11.-Bsnk
clearings today were 9,40l ,425; bal
ances, 81, 23S,005
NEW York, March 1.-THE clear.
ings to-day we're: exchanges Sill, 1885,
$50; balances, $3,3jS,665.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Yesterday, Thursday.

New York futures opened easy and
closed ct adv and 8 to points lower.
Sales, go 500 bales. The closing quo
tatioEs were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

Nav York spots opened quiet and
closed easier; middlin9, 9sc. Sales,
355 bales. Quotations we've as fol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
JOHN IL. NORTO "a
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
FINANCE.
ALSO,
S0uthera Mineral and improvement
SToCHS

Money in moderate demand at 6 to
s per ceut. The Clearing House re-
pot is as follows:
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The New Orleans spot market opened
firm and cloeed steady; middling,
9 5-l6c. Sales. 1900 bales. Quotations
were as follows:
Yesterday. Thursday.
Ordinary ............ Z Is 10 713l6
Good ordinary. s 9-!6 8 9.l6
Low middliDg ...- 8 8
Middling.......... 8 516 8 5l8
Good middliDg ..- 9 9.16 8 9.l6
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lone. stuck. PRICES Rec.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

Tbs New Orleans future marke
opened STEADY and closed steady, a, d
from s TO 8 points lower. Sales, "a
500 bales. Quotations were as folio We !:
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mem Qe6en bic grotesfen 2aute ME 10
leibenf9aftli1 unb in 10 feltiam flagens
Der Wpbulation ausitoBen b6ren, tuie in
ienem Nugenblid.
Oas Websei6rei fam bon ber anbes
rem Seite bes 6auies. als i6 I'm bic
gde bog, iab i'd auf ber Wieie, bic bier
tpieber biht an bic Mauer berantrat,
cine ibplif9e Gruppe in benz iungen
@raie bingetauert, elm altes Weib, nur
nit elmer aerriiienen SADIE bon gebliims
tenn 3attun unb einem groben wouenen
9od befle;bet, elm graues Sud- I'm ben
3opf aemideIt, unter tpeldem bic
i&warsen 6aare, i1on reidlib nit
grouen Streifen burdaogen, unorbents
lid berporbingen; neben ibr auf ben
gooen bingeffredt elm iunger giel, BON
auffalIenb fhlanten GIiebern. bas 6ea
faf filbersrau, auf benz Riiden bur9
einen fdmaraen @treifen ge3iert, Der ii9
bis auf ben 2opf binaufsog, wdbrenb
bic O6ren gIeidfaas buntel eingeidumt
ruaren. Gin Gtaatstbier, bas ieinem
@eI@le1t alIe gbre na9te unb auf eis
ner 3bierf9au fiherlidb einen preis bes
fommen bdtte. 2eiber fab i9 aber aud
ioglei9 bic llria9e, mesbalb bas arme
@efh6pf 10 beionbers mebmhtbig ieiz
mem sepreBten 9eraen Suft ma9te.
(6ortfesuns fOIst.)
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Gar @ef@aftsGa8e

Die gei9dftsweIt bes 2anbes bIidt
BEL gesinn bes Sabres 1887 nit mobl-
bereAtigter grpartung einen guten
@ei9dft i'm Berlaufe befelben entges
gen. MlIes beutet barauf bin, baB fi9
bieIelbe .ni9t tdufdben tpiro.. 6elien
bat elm Sabr unter unsiinifigeren aus
ipi3ien feinen Nnfang genommen, OILS
bas eSabr 1886 unb ielten bat elm @es
ihdftsiabr pertrauensbDller iein gnbe
erreiWt. Die 6alimenie mdbrenb bes
Sabres 1886 tparen geringer on 3abl
wie bic ieines 8orgdngers unb bic Der:
binblimfeiten babel tparen BON geringes
rer Beoeutrng. Sm lebten 0ierteliabr
oagegen, bas einen beionbers giiufiiseu
eommereiellen 9lufiduung auf3umeifen
bate, iparen bic 8anferotte 3ablreimer
aIs i'm Sabre 1885. Oas @ef9dft tpar
tpdbrenb bes lebten Sabres febr bebeus
tenb unb i'm M1gemeinen profitabeI; bic
Senbens neigte fid i'm AQgemeiuen ets
ipas ifarfen 5pefulationen au.
0or MlI.m iit ber marfante Muf.
i1pung au betonen, tpel9en bic Ser.
Staaten auf inbuifrielIem Gebieten ge'
uontmen baben, trob oes in ben Vors
bersrunb getretenen Nrbeitssp problems,
bas tuobl bier, als benz am beffen ba3u
geeigneten 6elbe, fiir bic ganje eibilis
firte WeIt gum austrage gebra@t mer'
ben tpirb-bere9tigter grpartung. nod
in friebIi9er Weiie.
Dieter sluff@muns. ben uniere Jns
ouffrien genOmmen, III gIiidliherweiie
obne l1eberifirsung Dor fi9 gegangen,
unb man giebt fitb alsemetn ber 0offs
nung bin, bob mir uns erif i'm Geginn
elmer Nera sebeibli9er gntmidlung bes
finben. Die preile ber meifen Robs
probuete iotuie Gabrifaie befinoen f9,
penn lie aud gum She'll fi@ i9on ges
beEert, nod auf einem berbdltniBmdbig
niebrigen 6tanbpunfte, uno tpenn f9
uniere @efddftsmelt bon iiberhafeter
SPECULATION. in ipel9e au berfallen He
In frtberen Sabren aa3u lei@t geneigt
getpeien, fernbdlt, 70 bat iie ane B:rans
lanung, bel ber f6neQ fortf9reitenben
3oniumtraft unierer Bepblterung. ber
3ufunft nit fbaffuugseifriger 3upers
ii9t entgegensubIiden.
No1 einen sroBen S6ritt weiter
tpiirben mir alIerbings gelangen, penH
erif uniere Wdbrungss uub 3oaDerbdlts
nife geregeIt fnb. Sn bieier 8e3iebung
1T bas berHoiiene Sabr on tbatfd1li9en
grrunseni9aften unfru9tbar geweien.
inbeFen baben iitb wdbreno befelben
bic Mnli6ten iiber biefe beioen tui4tig'
fen bas Gemeinpobl betreffenben Gras
gen io,5eit sefIdrt, baB ber gongreb In
1887 pobl gebaIten iein tuirb, enbli4
anb bic sriinbli@e @eseluns oerielben
beran5utreten.
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Bur lettidbri8en Slrbeiterbetue'
anna.


Brabifreets publieiren in ibrer lebten
Musgabe eiuen re1t intereKanten Mus=
,peis iiber bic Mr6eiterbemegungen bes
bersanseneu Sabres. SIR bic Data,
mel9e forgfdltig geiammelt unb au'
iammenseffent tpurben, beanipru@t
bas 6a@bIatt, ipenn ni9t gang ftrenge
@enauieteit, 10 bod i'm Mnsemeinen
3uberldffeteit. gs ergibt fib aus bens
feIben, bab bic 3abI Der i'm Musfanbe
befinblimen ober BON ber Arbeit ausge.
i9IoHenen Mrbeiter fid i'm Wlonat
Sanuar auf runb AZ, 900 be)iiferte. Sur
Gebruar belief fi@ bieielbe auf nur
10. 200, bann aber nabm bic Ngitation
fiir ginfdbrung bes a9tfhnbigen ars
beitstages ibreit 4nfang unb bieies bra9s
te bic 3abI ber Nusfdnbii9en ui6
Museei@l @loHenen fiir Mdra auf ruub
SO, 900 unb NIT benz erfen Nfai, UNI
ipeI@e 3eit Der berfiir3te Nrbeitstag In
Qraft treten !olIte, errei1te bieielbe
ibren 66bepuntt, ndmlid $4,000.
Damn fam bas Gbicagoer 9pnamit.
attentat unb nit 6emielben bic Neacs
tion, bic Mbnabme In Der 3abI Der Nus'
itdnbe unb ausftdnbif9en. SIR Suni,
SuIi unb Mueuf besiFerte fi& bic 3abI
Der Streiter auf nur nod $4,000 bis
19, 900 26pfe unb fir September auf
gar nur 5000. SIR October ifieg bic
3abl auf %. 900 uno bann fiiel fie tuier
Der ollmdIig, Bis fie fir December nur
nod 5000 betrug. gs ergibt ii& biers
aus, bob wdbrenb bes Sabres i'm Sans
aen ettpa 450. 900 Mrbeiter infolge BON
6treifs ober uusfdliebunsen BON ber
Mrbeit auf ldaJere ober tiiraere Dauer
bef@dftigungslos iparen. Yin groben
NusIfdnben bra9te bas Sabr 81, bon
ipel9en pel9en 40 gdn3li9 feblf6lugen,
IL bur9 uebereintomnlen Der Arbeiter
unb alrbeitseber aussesliGeu iuuroen, IA
erfolgrei9 unb z nur tbeilmeife erf0lgs
reid fiir oie Mrbeiter ausfielen. Bon
Der saHaen 3abl brebten ii9 26 UNI
b6bere Arbeitsl6bue, 19 um tiirjere
grbeitsjeit unb bic iibrisen um Ders
iGiebene anbere Differen,en.
Wie sroB ber Ierluit an alrbeitsl6bs
men far bic Nrbeiter. on 8erbienhen
fur Gabtitanten unb Gef9dftsleute ins
folge bieTer Bepeeuneen auf oem Geloe
Der Mrbeit paren, Idbt iib ni@t eins
nal anndbrenb bere6nen: bod muB
berlelbe gang eHorm fein, lagen bod
eiu3elne Snbuitrien, tpie !. .. bic benz
Hauweien unteriiellten, I'M befen Mos
nat Der Saiion fat gang brad. SaB
bic Sa9e ber Mrbeiter bur9 bic Der.
oufbel9iuorenen gonfiiete nebr geupn'
men als perloren bat. ldBt ii9 trob Der
sebra9ten Opfer niGt fdsen. Giir bas
beurige Sabr eruarten 8raoitreets mebr
Mube unb Grieben auf benz grbeitsfels
be; auf oas Sabr ungetu5buIid befti'
ger 6einbielisfeit smif9en capital unb
Nrbeit luirb mabri6einli6 elm Sabr
perbdltniBmdbiger Rube folgen. uno
falls il6 bieies realiiirt. 6iirfte bas Sabr
1887 ein Sabr unsew6bnli@er proipe'
ritdt tperben.
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8 a 1T en-

tuerben grIei9terung ibres 3opftpebes,
Gdimmern Dor ben Nugen. Magenfdus
re, unrube, uuuerbaulidteit. befdnbis
gen ober seitueifen nerp6Ien 2opfs
Idmer3en, Rhdens ober Niereuf9wd9e,
pein in ben Sdultern uno peri9iebe'
men R6rpertbeiIen. ibrer Mattigfeit unb
61wd9e bur9 bas Ginnebmen bon
Gimm ons 2iber 9egulator
finben. NIt unb Sung iolten ibn
aebrau6en. ct f@medt ni9t libel, II
rein pegetablif9 unb ni@t na6tbeilie
fiir bic aartefle Qonitiiution. Jtur ber
bon So. 3eilin 6 60. bereitete 1T edit.
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- Or. SaIm ber friibere Nugenar3i
in Muitin, ber bic Stabt uniauberer
8ei6i1ten tpegen, beren ct bei4ulbigi
uurbe, perlieB, bat ben vStatesman"
auf $4,000 Sdabenerfab pertlagt.
Jerner rei1te er cine 2lase gesen Or.
8. 6. Silent uno WiB CLARA 9iQ. geis
be bon 8elton. auf SIS, 1000 S9aoener'
iab elm. CT bei9uIbigt ben Or. 8bent,
bic CLARA 6iG gum Mblegen eines fall
f9en 3eusnifes berleitet 3u baben.
= Sn Gple brannte bas 9eu-Waas
renbaus BON o. u. gorter ab. 8erluil
5000 big $500
- Sm Der Ndbe BON paris, i'm Sns
bianer Serritorium, eri9oB fi9 Elm
Wsaun Namens Smith. gr bra9te
2ebensmittel fit elm gamp nnb 5og ufts
terwegs cine gelabene Slinte bonn Was
gen. Die Waffe entlub fid) babel uno
Smith erbielt ben gan5en S9uB tn bic
8ruit unb murbe get6btet.
- gtmas 9feues bat Der Hebereno
Bunting In 2ple aufgebra6t. gr hieli
In Der Baptiifenfir9e cine Wobltbdtig'
teitsprebist gum gefen Der Geuermebr
unb $21 singen elm.
- Bei Mariball III cine farbige Seb'
rerin bur1 elm MiBperifdubnib erf9oi'
fen morben. Sic fam init mebreren
anbern Garbisen aus ber 2irde aurfd.
Als fie bas Saus bon Som anberfon
pafRrten. fprans Elm srober 9unb aus
bemislben beraus unb sriff bic 2ebrerin
an. @eo. 9apman, gleidfalls elm Gebs
rer, bielt ben 9unb ftir cine wilbe
2abe unb inoB auf ibn, t6btete aber
babel bic 9ebrerin. 9apman bat fiG
benz Sheriff iiberseben.
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@uncerbare Hettuu8.

Der apotbefer u. @. @esb bon @in&efer,
Sno., ldreibt: Cine meiner aunben, eoaiia
pife Bartonia, Ranbolpb eountn, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 8sit an aussebruns unb mar bon
ibrsn asratsn aufseseben porbsn. Sis bort
bon Or. Rings Nsp Oissoberb sesen ausjsb.
runa unb fanfte bas Nlittel bel mir. Rad I
Wlonaten fam iie ju f}ub mad unfersr Staot
cine Gntfsrnnns bon 9 MeiIen, unb " istt i
melt bsrssfslt, bab fie ben @ebran4 oes Wit
tells einsefeut bat. Sic bsrbanst osmislbsn III
2eben.
prObsFaf&su gratis in bsr Apotbese bon u
Grsib.
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9ragttnmtfd5es Gnbe etner iun8en
2tehe.


Wie lei6t bas Qiebesgliid ia bic Bride
aebt, erfubr fiirsli1 Elm iungerWann In
Berlin. 9lls Soft Nmor 5uerif bas
6e,a bes iungen Mr9iteften alfreo 3.
getroffen unb ibn nit ieinem pfeil In
5rdulein Sba 6. gang ~perf@oHen" &C.
madt hattie, fonnte er nidt tpifen, bot
iein Slid F9 als elm 2uft9loB erwei,
fen unb 10 proiaiIb In ben Ndumen bes
Mmtsgeri1ts enbigen tpiirbe. Mls gutter
Oeutfder geb6rt Der 9err Mr9itett aud
eiueni 0ereine an unb bieier Werein
alaubt, tpie ale, tein beiferes 3ei9eu
ftir bic Bere9tigung ieines Oaieins &C.
ben su f6nnen, als bur9 bic Beranfal'
tung eines 2rdn39ens. Oiesmal batts
bas 8ergnngungseomite beionbere 4ns
ifrensungen senia9t. Denn .. batte
Ia ibm nit 1ringefehen unb bon BEN
1iIbe ieiner bolben. 8raut umi9mebt,
bate CT bas @omite gu einenl gan3 er'
aeptionelIen progranim NIT fortgerihen.
Wie er aber Dor Sba nit ieinem 1erein
gldn3en pollte, 10 iolte Sba binuiebers
um ieinem 0erein imponiren unb nod
benz Wort, baB bas 3Ieio ben Menf9en
made, lieB er ibr elm ioI1es anfertigen.
Gin tpeibes ga9emirfleib NOR es, 3art
un5 buftis,, pie einSaud). aber bas ges
naete J. 3. nod ni@t. Soa iollte au9
bur@ seiifise Gaben sIdnseu. Sic
bate cine gang liebli6e Stimme uuo
ba follte He benn bas nidjt mebr ganl
unbefannte 2ieb aus benz 3rompeter
rBebht' Did Gott, es mdr' 3u id6n
gemeien." iteisen lafieu. Der Nbenb
fam. Sba fab entsidenb aus unb Der
Brdutigam ifrablte Dor Slid, als er
fam iie ab3ubolsn unb fe ibn NIT gras
3i6iem 2d6eln fraste: nNuns Wie &c.
fale i9 bir?" 9dtte er ni6t bic guten
i9war3en Solen aneebabt, er wdre aufs
3nie bor ibr sefuuteu. s@6ttli6l" ers
tpiberte CT. limb ipenn bu nun erit sar
iinseu uirii. $50 lperbe nidt fingen,
AlfreD", entgegnete he. sd fiibIe mid
beute gar nidt bel Stimme. ~ Ou
ipirf nidt fingena" ipra@ alfreb, wie
aus allen feinen Simmeln seftirjt.
~Weinl |" ipieberbolte fe. Damn braudft
bu au9 bas 6eit nidt mit3umaden,
bann bleib nur su 9auie", rief Der Mrs
diteft in sereistem Sone. pWenn ou
mid nidt mitnebmen magit, bann gete
i9 aleinl" entseenste Soa barauf.
.4(leine2A pieberboIte Nlfreb. rSal"
uno. babel mari He trobig bas 26pf6en
suriid. Mlfre0 bebte Dor 3orn. Oa ttanb
he Dor ibm, bas id6ne, berrli9 ge'
ihmadte Wdbden, uub iie ipollte allein
aebens g2immermebr. 6ea f6immerte
ibm bas tpeiBe buftige 2Ieio entgegeu.
CT ergriff elm DintefaB, unb NIT ben
Borten: vgiun faunif ou alleiu seben!"
goB er beHeH bunflen Snbalt iiber bos
leu9tenoe berrIi6e Geipanb. Gin ein'
3iger S6rei bes S9mer5es entfubr
Sbas 2ippen, absr elm S@rsi, Der bas
gan3e Saus erbeben ma9te. bann 6if.
nete fe bic Sblr ibres 3iHs
mers unb ipra6 bas groBe Wort: /:
,Siborconsl1 Gr beritanb unb giug,
aing flr INNER. 9lber In lobernben
6ab mar ibre 9iebe umgeuanoelt, unb
6ieier SaB fu9te nod eiuem ausbrud
uno er fanb ibn In bieiem projeB mes
gen 0ermDgensenti9dotgung. Ob lie
su elmer iol1en bere6tigt uar, ba @.
ibr bas Gleib geidentt-Stoff mie Ars
beitsIobn-bariber perpen bie 9erren
| i'm 2anbseridt in Berlin bemnd9ff su
snti@eiben babeH."
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EeEas.
Sc aiSI tn Z,

Der geidluB, bic terunii6en Cons
greBmdnner aufsuforbern, ibren Gins
ffuB gum Wioerruf bes Sarifseiebes au
benuben, tpurbe suriidgelegt.
Die Bill, Elm gonite gum Gefu9 Der
teranil9en Nfple 3u ernennen, tpuroe
angenommen.
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grlpfo6len::

Der NeouIater furirt aIlemnE. Sd empfebIs
i8n auf ias Dsrsiipiuiefe Alen, ipeI6e an GAL
Eaen anfdlIen ober an einer burd eeberForune
bsruria9ten 2rantbeit TeiOeu.
annfas 9th, gac. @. u. Bernard.
SD tut iebr an Naaeubef9 9nerbeu. acpfpeb
u. S.b. Gin Ra&bar, peIder Simmons Stce!
NecuIafor siuaeuommen bate, faete mir, q tes
sin f&sts 6eiImitteI seseu uaein eeiben: Die
erfe 6ojis, Bic Id einnnbn, bali mir tehr uno
= Deit sinsr 0o6e mar Id 70 fart unb trdftis
pie ie. O. 10 bic befe arsnei, bic ID se'
aeu Dhsvebfie ssbrau9ts.
seueui6 son Siram Marner, Obsuid.
Ter bon Georgia: $50 babe summons s'net
ylssuIator sesen eartlsibistett, oie onIn ssns
bctabergebsnbe 2tberforung bsruriaft mar.
IN ben Ietten brti obsy bier Sabren une PES msf
entT4tebeuem auteu sebran9t.-
Sd babe felt 1856 grfatruns mid Simmons
eibx &eauIator unb betra6te i1n aIs bic md9s
tiaae Nrsuei Der eeseniuat sestn bic ben n,ala'
ri{&en 3eaeuben eigenfbimIi9eu &ranfbeifen.
eins 70 CUTE arauti bsrsieat auseme'ne em'
ble4lung.
Reb. M. .. Btarton,
gorr. Sea. SabI. Hapiif theological Semin.
Go siebt nur einm Sims
mons 9iper Nesulatcr.
a&te borauf, ben d@ten su befons'
men, beIfeu tlmidhIng born init bens ros
then 8 seteun3ei1net iR unb Der rilr
BON ben iinteraei@neten bereitet tuirO.
IT. n. Zeilin 3 Co.
aueiaies eissHtbiimer, pbiIaesIPbia, pa.
%reis $1.00.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-02-17
agricultural.
SPRING PL0MISG.

Farmers should remember that
nearly double the amount of land
can be ploughed in the early Spring
than later in the season. The land
IS softer and the work is lighter. For
this reason the blowing should be
commenced as early as possible and
continued without intermission. ex-
cept when interrupted by rain or
freezes. Push this on to completion
as fast as possible. This makes the
cultivation of corn and cotton almost
twice as easy as if breaking up the
land is put off until the time for
planting. 1t is mistake to suppose
that this requires more work than to
wait for the planting season. The
great advantage is in making the
ground light during the whole season
for making the crop. Land thus
plowed early will be in good condi-
ton Tor planting at the right time.
All that will be necessary is to open
burrows for planting corn or cotton.
Another good effect will be to kill
the weeds and grass, or prevent their
starting their growth. When that is
done that is the growth of these make
some Roadway, a blowing for the first
time then gives them good start,
and when the corn and cotton come
up, a large growth of grass comes up
with them. All farmers know how
often the hoe hands have to work
hard to get the grass out of the corn
and cotton, especially the latter.
The object of the early blowing is to
put the ground in such condition
that there will be no grass in the
young plants when they come up and
that enables the hands to run over
quickly and thus put the crop out of
the reach Of danger. Many farmers
by neglecting the early blowing have
to work hard to get the grass out of
! the young corn and cotton, especial
| ly the latter, and to get it out effect
ually, the plants are set back in their
growth and by the time of the second
working the grass is often worse
much worse, than that at the first
The object it will be seen is to start
the plants, at the first working, free
of grass, and then it will be easy tc
keep it down during the whole sea.
son. We think these views will com.
mend themselves to the judgment Of
agriculturists and be attended with
good results.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-02-17
COTTON PRODUCTION.

Many inexperienced farmers do
not stop to consider the nature of the
soil in which they deposit the cotton
seed. The first consideration should
be the selection OF the most suitable
land. The most successful producers
of cotton say that the best land for
cotton consists Of a deep, soft mould,
mixture of sandy and spongy soil,
and such as is harder and closer.
There is some such land on most of
the plantations in the cotton re-
gion, and it should be so broken up
that the water from hard rains will
sink below the roots of the plants.
II the water in excess stops and set
ties around the roots, the crop will
be materially injured. This. howev-
err, Is easily prevented by the use of
the subsoil plow in the furrow in
which the seed are to be planted. In
all lands there are the two kinds of
soil, the surface soil and the subsoil.
The use of the subsoil pillow making a
depth Of two or more inches below
the surfare soil, will prevent any in
jury to the young cotton from the
rain water. The water will suili-
ciently dampen the roots and sink
below them, keeping II little mos-
ture that will not injue but benefit
the crop. What we state in regard
to cotton is equally applicable to
corn crop.
We would not be understood as
saying that u good cotton crop can
not be made on sandy land Some
sandy looms produce very good crops
Of cotton, but land of nothing but
pure sand are valueless for cultiva-
ton in any kind OF crops Mr.. Fur
man made remarkably large crops Of
both corn and cotton on old sandy
land, on the intensive plan of cult
walton, but doubtless it was land pos
sessing the properties Of fertility
which is the case in some sandy lands.
1t is always safer, however, to use
land Tor cotton which produces good
corn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-02-17
City MarShal'S Sales.

Will be Cd before the court house door
in the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga
during the legal hon Of sale, on the first
Tuesday in March, 1897 the following
property, to-Wit
Que house and lot 10 the city Of Mario.ta,
| Ga, and bounded as follows: north by
property Of John w Rollow; east by prop.
erty of Wade Fl. Wallace; south by Ros,
well street and west by street running
north from Roswell street. Levied on as
the property of Mrs J p. Moore for her
city tax for the year 1886 Notice given
Mrs j. p. Moore
Also, at the same time time and place,
one house and lot in the city of Marietta.
Ga, and bounded as follows: north hy
property of William Teasley and Richards
son; east by street or alley; south by John,
son street; west by property of 7. W.
Glover. Levied on as the property Of
Roam Martin for his city taxes for The year
1886. Notice given to Roam Martin.
Also, at the same time and place, one
house and lot in the city of Marietta, Ca,
bounded as follows South by Roswell
street, east by property of Mrs j. c. Wa
ters west by property of Wade Fl. Wallis
and north by property of FL. b Wallace.
Levied on as the property of Mrs Matte
Young for her city taxes lor the year 1886
Notice given Mrs. Matte Young
Also, at the same time and place ono
house and lot in the city of Marietta ca
bounded as follows North by property Of
W. II. Covington, esst by street or alley,
south by Roswell street, and west by prop
erty OF Mrs. j. c. Waters Levied on as
the property of Mrs. Joe Bedford for her
city taxes for the year 1886. Notice given
to tenant in possession.
Also, atthe same time and place, one lot
in the city Of Marietta, Ga, bounded as
follows: North by property Of Mrs }. G.
Hughes east by lands Of H. G Cole. deed
south by lands Of II g. Cole, decd and
west by street running south irons R.,s xeli
road dividing the lands OF Ms WilIams
and Mr. Coryell See deed book cI' page
43S for deed from A. A. Fletcher, Ex'r. 10
Fannie Warren Levied on as he proper,
ty OF Fannie Warren for her city taxes for
the year 1886 Notice given to Mary G.
Wilson tenant in possession
Also at the sane time and place, One
house and lot in tie city OF Marietta Ga.
bounded as follows North hy Harold St
east 10y property Of Jennie Gu ~, south by
property Of Charlie Sanges, and west by
property of Nathan Jacks n Levied N
as the property OF Margaret Dickson Tor her
city taxes Tor the year 1886 Notice given
Margaret Dickson
Also at tie same time and place. One
house and lot in the city of Marietta, Ga,
bounded as follows North by lands of H.
u. ole, deceased, east and south by lands
OF w. Z. Anderson. deceased, and west by
street Levied on as the properly of Moses
Jenkins Tor his city taxes Tor the year 1886
Notice given Moses jenkins.
WILL. 7, BANKS City Marshal.
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